Westfield High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Westfield, NY)

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Standing, Left to Right: L. Baker, A. Bai Futuna hmm RS of am mica deme, F. Sturso, C. Emery, H. Walker, T Quinn J Schuster, R Davidson, R. Schuster, G. Wilberg, R. Warr. Seated: E, Fauler, Advisor A Lines, R Clute, E. Rammelt, F. Lewis, P. Napper, S. Arnold. Forming has progressed with the ad- vance of man until now it hos become a voca- tion which requires on extensive education in many fields. The .F.F.A. plays an important role in these fields by training its members to be the leaders in the agriculture of tomorrow. The group in Westfield has been very active this year, participating in Q speaking contest, county judging events, crap demonstrations, and State F.F.A. activities. Fred Lewis wins sent as ci representative to Kansas City for the National F.F.A. Our F.F.A. also attended a state camp which is owned by all the F.F.A. chapters in New York State. Our group has a local responsibility called the Fisher Project, which consists of splitting casts and rent of land with Mr. Fisher. The FfF.A. works the land and then repays Mr. Fisher with half the profits. ll2l.6l2S Left to Right: M, Mallozi, R. Karrow, J. Schuster, B. Ellis, K. Wilkins COMPLIMENTS OF AJAX

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national hanon society nest Rammelt, Elizabeth Gibbs, Deanna 5 Shirley Ormsby. Seated: Gladys Howe, Secretary: Sally Rickettes, Christine Fisher, Carole Penharlow, Martha Beale, Caroline Bowen, Wendy Barnes. Standing, Left to Right: Alan Lines, Treasurer: Er Thies, Ann Marcello, Miss Eleanor Moon, Advisor: Sally Baideme, President Northrup, Priscilla Criscione, Vice-President: Alfred Cole, Whynn Eli0SOr1, JGITISS National Honor Society is a nationwide organization which recognizes the exceptional student. To be eligible for member- ship students must have the following qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. They must also hold an 85fXJ average if a Junior or a 9O'Xn average if a Sophomore. The Society sponsors a scholarship program which presents a pin to each student from seventh grade to tenth grade whose average is 904k or above. These pins vary from bronze to gold with an inset diamond. They are presented according to the number of con- secutive school quarters in which the student maintains the required average. Every year the organization presents a play. Their '58-'59 production is An Apple for The Teacher. 83

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CIQAIHAUCS Cll1B Left to Right: R. Nobbs, S. Ricketts, R. Fuller, G. Scaccia. The Dramatics Club was very active also helped with the make-up for the other this past year, planning several trips and a school productions. They meet every other play. The Twelve Pound Look was pre- week with their faculty advisor, Mr. James sented to the student body at an assembly in Smith, the middle of the year. The Dramatics Club D A CGIUINIIIIEE Left to Right: Robert Zaepfel, Beth Connelly, Alan Ramm, Martha Beale, Sarah Brechtel, Nona Ramm, Margaret Holbrook, Elizabeth Gibbs, John MacKerron, Thomas McGilvery, Donald Lillie, Russel Nobbs. 85